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Website: [http://www.personhistoriskasamfundet.se/system/english.html www.personhistoriskasamfundet.se/system/english.html] | Website: [http://www.personhistoriskasamfundet.se/system/english.html www.personhistoriskasamfundet.se/system/english.html] | ||
As the name indicates, this organization is more interested in the history of the individual person or family, while Genealogiska Föreningen places its stress more on the genealogical facts of a person or family. The headquarters are located in the National Archives. Research results are published in the association quarterly, called ''Personhistorisk Tidskrift,'' published since 1898. The general index 1898-1956 of this publication contains more than 40,000 names. It is available on microfilm at the | As the name indicates, this organization is more interested in the history of the individual person or family, while Genealogiska Föreningen places its stress more on the genealogical facts of a person or family. The headquarters are located in the National Archives. Research results are published in the association quarterly, called ''Personhistorisk Tidskrift,'' published since 1898. The general index 1898-1956 of this publication contains more than 40,000 names. It is available on microfilm at the FamilySearch Library with the following call numbers: | ||
Aaby-Benedictus -- #254961<br>Bengt- Erik -- #254962 <br>Erikska-Ingolphus -- #254963<br>Ingrid-Mikkola -- #254964<br>Milen-Sköring -- #254965<br>Sladerbach-Öström -- #254966<br> | Aaby-Benedictus -- #254961<br>Bengt- Erik -- #254962 <br>Erikska-Ingolphus -- #254963<br>Ingrid-Mikkola -- #254964<br>Milen-Sköring -- #254965<br>Sladerbach-Öström -- #254966<br> | ||
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Swedish historical societies can be valuable sources of information. Such societies exist in countries where Swedish emigrants settled, and they often collect information about Swedish immigrants. Many societies have special collections of books and manuscript material for Sweden that may be hard to find in libraries and archives. Two historical societies are: | Swedish historical societies can be valuable sources of information. Such societies exist in countries where Swedish emigrants settled, and they often collect information about Swedish immigrants. Many societies have special collections of books and manuscript material for Sweden that may be hard to find in libraries and archives. Two historical societies are: | ||
===The Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center=== | |||
Augustana College<br>639 Thirty-Eighth Street<br>Rock Island, IL 61201-2296<br>USA<br>Internet: http://www.augustana.edu/swenson/ | |||
===Swedish-American Historical Society, Inc.=== | |||
''Address:''<br> | |||
5125 North Spaulding Avenue<br>Chicago, IL 60625<br>USA<br> | |||
''Website:'' http://www.swedishamericanhist.org/ | |||
These societies' collections of family and local histories and manuscripts may be helpful. The material in their collections can be circulated. | These societies' collections of family and local histories and manuscripts may be helpful. The material in their collections can be circulated. | ||
===Swedish History Museum=== | |||
''Address:''<br> | |||
Narvavägen 13–17<Br> | |||
114 84 Stockholm<br> | |||
Sweden<br> | |||
''Telephone:'' 08 519 556 00<br> | |||
''Email:'' webb@historiska.se<br> | |||
''Website:'' https://historiska.se/home/<br> | |||
== Institutes == | == Institutes == | ||
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